I played the 3DS version before finding out this was on Steam. I remember playing various Q*Bert games when I was younger, so the isometric view and controls was nostalgic for me. But combine that with the blocky theme and retro aethetic, as well as some really cool music, and I was hooked on what I'd call the funnest puzzle platformer I've played since Portal. Two Tribes does not disappoint here. Edge is incredibly fun and addictive, and I found myself laughing and praising the game when I was tricked by some of the levels, rather than getting frustrated and raging. If I had one gripe, it'd be that I was kinda sad to see the Steam version doesn't have a level editor and Workshop support. But even so, it's totally worth checking out for a fun puzzle platforming experience.

I played the 3DS version before finding out this was on Steam. I remember playing various Q*Bert games when I was younger, so the isometric view and controls was nostalgic for me. But combine that with the blocky theme and retro aethetic, as well as some really cool music, and I was hooked on what I'd call the funnest puzzle platformer I've played since Portal. Two Tribes does not disappoint here. Edge is incredibly fun and addictive, and I found myself laughing and praising the game when I was tricked by some of the levels, rather than getting frustrated and raging. If I had one gripe, it'd be that I was kinda sad to see the Steam version doesn't have a level editor and Workshop support. But even so, it's totally worth checking out for a fun puzzle platforming experience.